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1950 R414-1 Mullin Cartoons

FRONT
BACK Year(s) Published: 1949
Hobby Designation: R414-1
Set Name: Bazooka Mullin Cartoons
Card Size (inches): 2 x 2-7/8
Number of Cards in Set: ?
Est. Value (common; VG): $110

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Set Summary

Scarce set produced about 1950 by Topps Gum Company
Baseball and non-BB drawings by famous cartoonist Willard Mullin
Cartoons derived from promotion for Spalding
Player name, position and other date printed in panel at bottom
Brief career profile on back; display instructions at bottom
Often found in low grade with many creases from original wrapping
Reference: David Hornish, "Topps' 1st Decade of Baseball Cards--Part II: Novelty & Test Issues of the 1950s" (Old Cardboard magazine, Issue #13, Fall 2007, p. 23)

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FRONT	BACK	Year(s) Published: 1949 Hobby Designation: R414-1 Set Name: Bazooka Mullin Cartoons Card Size (inches): 2 x 2-7/8 Number of Cards in Set: ? Est. Value (common; VG): $110 Mullin on eBay Google Search
(shown at approximate actual size)
Set Summary Scarce set produced about 1950 by Topps Gum Company Baseball and non-BB drawings by famous cartoonist Willard Mullin Cartoons derived from promotion for Spalding Player name, position and other date printed in panel at bottom Brief career profile on back; display instructions at bottom Often found in low grade with many creases from original wrapping Reference: David Hornish, "Topps' 1st Decade of Baseball Cards--Part II: Novelty & Test Issues of the 1950s" (Old Cardboard magazine, Issue #13, Fall 2007, p. 23)


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